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Warburton to leave at end of season
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MARK Warburton will be leaving QPR at the end of the season following the completion of his contract.
Warburton has been manager of the club since the summer of 2019 and will remain in his position for our final two matches of the campaign against Sheffield United and Swansea City.
QPR CEO Lee Hoos said: “We would like to thank Mark for his incredible efforts during his time with us.
A very sincere thank you to the QPR fans who have given such tremendous support over the three-year period.
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“In his three years, he has helped the club establish a style of play and a DNA for which we are hugely grateful.
“Mark’s contract expires at the end of the season and, after three years, we believe it is best to have a fresh start next season as we look to build on the foundations already laid.
“We wish Mark every success in the future. I would personally like to thank him for his incredible work ethic, professionalism and dedication during his time with us.
“Ahead of our final home match of the season against Sheffield United we believe it is only fair to Mark and our supporters to make this announcement now.
“This gives fans the opportunity to show their appreciation to Mark, and Mark to show his appreciation to the fans.”
QPR Chairman Amit Bhatia said: “Firstly I would like to convey my sincere thanks and the thanks of the Board to Mark for his commitment, attitude, professionalism and hard work in very challenging circumstances.
“He has overseen the club during an unprecedented three-year period and has always conducted himself with the utmost integrity.
“Mark has undoubtedly moved the club forward from one that was in the bottom half of the Championship table to one that challenged for a play-off place. He leaves the club in a better and stronger position than when he arrived, and I’m incredibly grateful to him.
“As we look to continue that progress, we must now make sure we build on these positive steps.
“My fellow shareholders and I have been involved with QPR for a long time now and our commitment to the betterment of our club is unwavering. This decision, whilst difficult, has been made with the best interests of the club in mind. That is, and has always been, our aim.”
QPR Director of Football Les Ferdinand said: “This decision has been a very difficult one to make and I reiterate Lee and Amit’s thanks and appreciation to Mark for his dedication during his time with us.
“The search for a new manager will now begin as we look for a suitable candidate who will build on the style of play we have at QPR.”
Warburton said: “It has been both a pleasure and a privilege to be the manager of Queens Park Rangers over the last three years. A manager’s aim must always be to leave the club in a better position than when he or she joined, and as my tenure in the role draws to a close, I hope very much that this is indeed the case.
“I would like to thank the Chairman, the CEO and Director of Football for their kind words and for the support given to me by the Board during my time at the club.
“I would also like to offer sincere thanks to John Eustace, Neil Banfield and the staff for their magnificent backing, and similarly, thank each and every player for their outstanding efforts over the last three seasons.
“Yes, they are an excellent group of professionals, but equally as importantly they are a group of genuinely good people and I wish them the very best of luck for the next stage of their respective careers.
“Finally, it is a very sincere thank you to the QPR fans who have given such tremendous support over the three-year period.
“As I have repeatedly stated, such support is always greatly appreciated but never taken for granted. Thank you to every single supporter.”
Warburton to leave at end of season
QPR sponsored by : Senate Bespoke Construction
QPR FC @qpr
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MARK Warburton will be leaving QPR at the end of the season following the completion of his contract.
Warburton has been manager of the club since the summer of 2019 and will remain in his position for our final two matches of the campaign against Sheffield United and Swansea City.
QPR CEO Lee Hoos said: “We would like to thank Mark for his incredible efforts during his time with us.
A very sincere thank you to the QPR fans who have given such tremendous support over the three-year period.
Mark Warburton
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“In his three years, he has helped the club establish a style of play and a DNA for which we are hugely grateful.
“Mark’s contract expires at the end of the season and, after three years, we believe it is best to have a fresh start next season as we look to build on the foundations already laid.
“We wish Mark every success in the future. I would personally like to thank him for his incredible work ethic, professionalism and dedication during his time with us.
“Ahead of our final home match of the season against Sheffield United we believe it is only fair to Mark and our supporters to make this announcement now.
“This gives fans the opportunity to show their appreciation to Mark, and Mark to show his appreciation to the fans.”
QPR Chairman Amit Bhatia said: “Firstly I would like to convey my sincere thanks and the thanks of the Board to Mark for his commitment, attitude, professionalism and hard work in very challenging circumstances.
“He has overseen the club during an unprecedented three-year period and has always conducted himself with the utmost integrity.
“Mark has undoubtedly moved the club forward from one that was in the bottom half of the Championship table to one that challenged for a play-off place. He leaves the club in a better and stronger position than when he arrived, and I’m incredibly grateful to him.
“As we look to continue that progress, we must now make sure we build on these positive steps.
“My fellow shareholders and I have been involved with QPR for a long time now and our commitment to the betterment of our club is unwavering. This decision, whilst difficult, has been made with the best interests of the club in mind. That is, and has always been, our aim.”
QPR Director of Football Les Ferdinand said: “This decision has been a very difficult one to make and I reiterate Lee and Amit’s thanks and appreciation to Mark for his dedication during his time with us.
“The search for a new manager will now begin as we look for a suitable candidate who will build on the style of play we have at QPR.”
Warburton said: “It has been both a pleasure and a privilege to be the manager of Queens Park Rangers over the last three years. A manager’s aim must always be to leave the club in a better position than when he or she joined, and as my tenure in the role draws to a close, I hope very much that this is indeed the case.
“I would like to thank the Chairman, the CEO and Director of Football for their kind words and for the support given to me by the Board during my time at the club.
“I would also like to offer sincere thanks to John Eustace, Neil Banfield and the staff for their magnificent backing, and similarly, thank each and every player for their outstanding efforts over the last three seasons.
“Yes, they are an excellent group of professionals, but equally as importantly they are a group of genuinely good people and I wish them the very best of luck for the next stage of their respective careers.
“Finally, it is a very sincere thank you to the QPR fans who have given such tremendous support over the three-year period.
“As I have repeatedly stated, such support is always greatly appreciated but never taken for granted. Thank you to every single supporter.”
